Great Christian Fiction Mysteries
Discover the best Christian fiction mysteries with our curated list of gripping books. Explore faith-filled suspense, thrilling plots, and inspirational stories that keep you hooked!
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The Splitting Storm
by Rene Gutteridge
In this gripping novel with underlying themes of faith and spiritual blindness, FBI agenct Mick Klein embarks on a journey to discover the truth about his brother's murder.
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The Crystal Cavern
by Hannah Alexander
When an ice storm strands Dr. Sable Chamberlin and paramedic Paul Murphy in the southern Missouri hills, they assume they're safe from the mysterious killer responsible for murdering Sable's grandfather and Paul's uncle. But while searching Sable's childhood home and connecting caves for clues, it becomes clear that real danger has followed them. Soon, Sable and Murph, fighting for their lives, discover secrets worth killing for. . .and unexpected treasure more costly than gold. Combining the rich setting of the Ozark hills with compelling and diverse characters, Hannah Alexander has crafted a fast-moving novel sure to keep readers asking the question--whodunit?
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Eyes of Elisha
by Brandilyn Collins
Chelsea Adams has seen a vision of a murder and her husband is about to hire the killer to be a vice president in his company.
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Stain of Guilt
by Brandilyn Collins
For the highly successful TV show American Fugitive, forensic artist Annie Kingston agrees to draw the updated face of Bill Bland, a cunning fugitive wanted for a double murder committed twenty years ago.
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Dead of Night
by Brandilyn Collins
Forensic artist Annie Kingston joins with other Christians to pray when a serial killer begins terrorizing Redding, California, and as she draws each unidentified victim, Annie's sense of impending doom increases.
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A Ship Possessed
by Alton Gansky
J. D. Stanton investigates the mysterious appearance of a sunken submarine that has returned fifty years after it was presumed lost in the Atlantic.
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A Treasure Deep
by Alton Gansky
It had started as an effort to save one man's life. It became a project more important than anything Perry Sachs had ever done. More significant than anything he ever could do in the future ...